As the cost-of-living crisis deepens, Britain's beloved fish and chips are feeling the pinch, with the average price now reaching a record high of £11.23. That is up from £10.88 in 2024 - and some Brits are shelling out as much as £15 per portion.

A study by tombola analysed 240 of England's top-rated chippies to reveal the most and least affordable regions. West Yorkshire has been named the best value region for a chippy tea, boasting an average price of just £8.37 - £2.85 less than the national average.

Hot on its heels is Lancashire at £9.19, and the north proves to be the best value, with six of the 10 cheapest counties located above the Midlands, including Cumbria, North Yorkshire, Tyne and Wear and Cheshire.

On the flip side, brace yourself to pay nearly double in the City of Lond

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